[Steven Zahm]

@Nancy Proctor

Lets see…

First, form is not showing correctly on the site. To correct this, edit the page where you entered the the [connections_form] shortcode. Switch the editor to the “Text” tab and then remove the pre tags from around the shortcode.

Currently, Form does not support the full date field from the admin. Support for that will come in an update.

Sorry, no, Connections does not pull the blogroll links.

And finally…

The page that has the directory. It appears the Bio Entry Card’s template.php file was used to overwrite the cMap’s template.php file. Please activate any random template, delete cMap and then re-install the original version and activate it. This will display the logo, the photo in the bio tray and the note tray.

Hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

Please activate any random template and then reactive cMap. Doing this is safe, no data loss and it will update the path the template uses to load its files.

[Steven Zahm]

@MARA KAPLAN

Yes, take a look at this doc page: http://connections-pro.com/documentation/plugin/template/cmap/option/addr_format/

[Steven Zahm]

@Dave Russell

Yes, there is. How easy will depend on on if you have “UK-ified” version of WordPress (English UK) already installed or not.

If you do not, download the UK WordPress and follow these instructions.

After you have that in order, install the Codestyling Localization. I can’t really give instruction on how to use this plugin since I’ve only “toyed” with it myself, but it seems straight forward enough. Here’s a link with some instructions.

I hope this helps!

[Steven Zahm]

Ahhh, it seems the plugin for limiting access does not seem to support setting multiple purchases, ie. the Pro Pack. Looks like I’m going to have to roll up my sleeves and add that feature myself. In the meantime. In the mean time, I will be more than happy to address your support questions here.

[Steven Zahm]

Your refund request has been submitted

[Steven Zahm]

Please send me, as a private reply, your purchase key from you sales confirmation email and I’ll process the refund request. Although I do ask you to reconsider your request. You’ll be giving up all the other benefits Connections affords you and your customers at the expense of only a potential few percentage points of your total visitors.

[Steven Zahm]

@Michael

Actually none of the template are responsive. There is no code available to make cMap responsive. It would have to be redesigned to add CSS queries for the three screens. However, cMap does work great in the tablet browsers, such as the iPad, and it still functions in the phone browsers. Unfortunately, in the latter, cMap is too wide and usually breaks out of the content width. I’m guessing this is what you’re experiencing.

Now that IE6 & 7 are no longer supported and the mobile browser market share has just recently reach 10% [which includes tables] vs desktop, more focus will be towards to making as many of the templates as possible more responsive friendly.

[Steven Zahm]

@Wes

I think you might running out of memory assigned to PHP. See this excellent blog post: 5 Ways to Increase the PHP Memory Limit in WordPress

[Steven Zahm]

Garrett Fiddler

The Search Widget, as well as the other widgets, can be found on the Appearance : Widgets admin menu. All of the Connections Widgets have “Connections” in their name. Just drag the Search Widget over to one of your sidebars.

I hope that helps!

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